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Monday, November 10, 2025

IWC 25-01: Dynamic Single-Stage RO: A Game-Changer for High-Recovery PFAS Removal in Drinking Water Treatment

IWC 25-02: Leveraging a Regional Water Study to Support Industry and Promote Utility Partnerships

IWC 25-03: Evaluating UV and Hypochlorite Disinfection for Produce Washing

IWC 25-04: Trace Contaminant Removal by Ion Exchange Resin: The Importance of a Complete Water Analysis for Modeling

IWC 25-05: Regenerable Activated Alumina and Hybrid Ion Exchange Resins for the Removal of Fluoride, Silica, and Arsenate from High-TDS Sodium Chloride Brines

IWC 25-06: Silica and Phosphate Removal with a Granular Iron Oxide Media

IWC 25-07: Sustainable Wastewater Treatment in Carbon Capture Facilities: Evaluating Ammonia Control Technologies

IWC 25-08: Reevaluating Cooling System Design: Implications of Hybrid Cooling on Carbon Capture

IWC 25-09: Green Hydrogen: Estimating the levelized cost of water treatment for three feedwater sources using PEM/AEM Electrolyzers

IWC 25-10: Case Study: Implementation of an NF System at a Chloralkali Facility – Brine Purification, Reuse, & Minimizing Liquid Discharge

IWC 25-11: Optimization of Osmotically Assisted RO for high brine concentration

IWC 25-12: Cost-Effective Brine Management and Reuse Enabled by Breakthrough Membrane Technologies

Keynote Session

IWC 25-13: Beyond the Mesh: 3D-Printed Feed Channels and the Future of Reverse Osmosis

IWC 25-14: Enhancing HERO Performance & Operation in a ZLD Combined Cycle Gas Plant with a Turnkey Installation of Flow Reversal RO

IWC 25-15: Fouling-Resistant Zwitterionic Reverse Osmosis Membranes Enable Stable Treatment and Enhanced Recovery of Sugar Refinery Wastewater

IWC 25-16: Redefining Silica Limits: An Innovative Approach to Scaling Control in High-Recovery RO/NF

IWC 25-17: Industrial Wastewater Treatment with Lime/ Soda Ash Softening Coupled with Cross Flow Ultrafiltration as a Pretreatment for Reverse Osmosis

IWC 25-18: Advancing Industrial Water and Wastewater Treatment with Ultrafiltration Membranes Designed for Reduced Pretreatment

IWC 25-19: Optimizing High-Load Food & Beverage Wastewater Treatment with Anaerobic Membrane Bioreactor (AnMBR) Technology

IWC 25-21: Advances in Utility Scale Biomethane

IWC 25-22: Europe Leading the Way to Reduce Energy Use in Water Reuse and Brackish Desalination Projects: A Tale of Two Plants

IWC 25-23: Innovative Brewery Waste Management: Integrating Advanced Anaerobic Digestion (AAD) and Anaerobic Membrane Bioreactor (AnMBR) Technologies

IWC 25-24: Water Reclamation with Reverse Osmosis – Staging and Energy Recovery

IWC 25-25: Capabilities of In-situ Generated Stannous/Tin Oxide as a Germicidal Means for Produced Water Treatment

IWC 25-26: New Inhibitors for Silicate Scale Control in Once Through Steam Generation Systems

IWC 25-27: Revolutionizing Industrial Wastewater Management: Successful Pilot of a Low-Energy Solvent-Based Desalination Technology

IWC 25-28: Innovative Venturi-Based Gas Stripping and Destruction for Produced Water Treatment

Tuesday, November 11, 2025

IWC 25-29: Development of New UF Membrane with Fine Pores for Wastewater Reuse

IWC 25-30: Water Positive: Optimizing Membrane Performance to Restore More, Deplete Less

IWC 25-31: Evaporation Pond Sizing Considerations and Reuse Optimization

IWC 25-32: Micropollutant Reduction and Wastewater Reuse via MBR

IWC 25-33: Navigating the PFAS Puzzle: Strategic Assessment and Prioritization for Stormwater

IWC 25-34: 2025 Update on PFAS Rejection by NF and RO

IWC 25-35: PFAS Treatment Total Cost of Ownership (10-Year and 25-Year) Study

IWC 25-36: Removal of per-/poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from landfill leachate using membrane technology – A Pilot Study

IWC 25-37: Triumph in Steam Quality: Refinery’s Success Through Strategic Boiler Feed Water Optimization

IWC 25-38: Wastewater Treatment for a Petrochemical Facility: Techno-Economic Evaluation for Partial Treatment vs Full Treatment and Reuse

IWC 25-39: Managing Ammonia Spikes in Industrial Wastewater Treatment: The Impact of Amines on Nitrification and Recovery

IWC 25-40: Cost Effective Methods for Refinery Wastewater Tank Treatment through Chlorine Dioxide

IWC 25-41: MLD vs ZLD Strategies – Which One Should You Choose?

IWC 25-42: Upstream Treatment Strategies for ZLD Processes

IWC 25-43: Zero Liquid Discharge Using Thermal Evaporation for Water Recovery and Waste Minimization – A Produced Water Management Case Story

IWC 25-44: Achieving MLD in Reverse Osmosis (RO) Reject Treatment using Electro-Ceramic Desalination (ECD)

IWC 25-45: Opportunities for Sustainable Water Recycle and Reuse in a Large Industrial Facility

IWC 25-46: Optimizing Water Recycle and Reuse at a Public Transportation Service Facility

IWC 25-47: Navigating the Challenges in Automotive Water Systems

IWC 25-48: Reverse Osmosis System and Water Reuse in Steel Manufacturing

IWC 25-49: Anatomy Of An Industrial Direct Discharge WWTP Toxic Shock Incident

IWC 25-50: Investigating Removal Options for Tightening Sulfate Discharge Limits

IWC 25-51: Cost Effective Capacity Increase – Wastewater Treatment Intensification with a Hybrid, Mobile Biofilm Technology

IWC 25-52: Finding Permitting Solutions to Engineering Problems: A Case for Regulatory Mixing Zones and Anti-Backsliding Exemptions

IWC 25-53: Rare Earth Metals Recovery – Maturing Technologies

IWC 25-54: Ready-to-ship dewatering cell for rare earth element enriched AMD precipitate

IWC 25-55: Lithium Recovery from Brine Stream: Introducing a Novel Reverse Osmosis Membrane to Achieve an Ultra-high Lithium Concentration

IWC 25-56: DLE Eluate Conditioning and Concentration Optimization: A Case Study

IWC 25-57: Novel Cooling Water Treatment Program Provides Significant Water Savings and Operational Improvements

IWC 25-58: Considerations for Fouling Mitigation in Cooling Water Systems: A Methodology for Increasing Operational Efficiency

IWC 25-59: Demystifying and Recognition of Direct and Indirect MIC Mechanisms and Contribution to Localized Corrosion in Water Systems

IWC 25-60: Non-Phosphorus Cooling Tower Treatment improving heat transfer and reducing environmental impact at Gulf Coast refinery

Wednesday, November 12, 2025

IWC 25-61: In-Situ Generated Ferrate as a Treatment Reagent for PFAS-contaminated Landfill RO Leachate

IWC 25-62: Relevance of AOF in PFAS Management – Challenges and Lessons Learned from an Applied Testing Laboratory Perspective

IWC 25-63: Cutting the Chain: Innovation to Destroy PFAS in Sludge Dewatering Filtrate at the City of Tacoma Central Wastewater Treatment Plant

IWC 25-64: Electrochemical Approaches for PFAS Removal and Destruction

IWC 25-65: Thermodynamic Modeling of Water Softening for Direct Lithium Extraction: Predictive Insights and Process Optimization

IWC 25-66: Modeling Cyclical Water Balances with Ion-Association Chemistry Tools

IWC 25-67: Navigating Industrial Wastewater: Process Mapping for Reuse and Optimization

IWC 25-68: Predicting and Achieving Optimal Recovery in Dynamic RO Systems

IWC 25-69: Combustion Residual Leachate and Groundwater Treatment Systems Options

IWC 25-70: Bench-Scale Investigation of Dissolved Metals Removal from CCR Leachate Contaminated Groundwater Using Iron-Based Media in a Permeable Reactive Barrier

IWC 25-71: Achieving FGD ZLD by Softening and Evaporation/Crystallization in a Cooling Tower System

IWC 25-72: Dynamic Micro-granular Adsorptive Filtration (DmGAF): A Fouling-Resistant, Low-Cost Pretreatment for Zero Liquid Discharge in FGD Wastewater

IWC 25-73: Comparing Energy Efficiency, Water Usage, and Economics of Data Center Cooling Options Including Zero Liquid Discharge

IWC 25-74: Alternative Feed Sources for Direct Evaporative Cooling Systems

IWC 25-75: Exploring a semiconductor reclaim wastewater treatment plant operational optimization

IWC 25-76: Advanced Water Treatment and Brine Minimization: Integrated Approach for Sustainable Battery Manufacturing

Workshops

W-02: Water Treatment 101, 11/9/25

W-03: Industrial Water Reuse – Lessons Learned & New Technologies, 11/9/25

W-04: PFAS: Design of Treatment Strategies to Address Evolving Regulations, 11/9/25

W-05: Cold Lime Softening - A Chemical Engineering Approach to Physical-Chemical Softening, 11/9/25

W-06: Ion Exchange Technology and Practical Operating Practices, 11/12/25

W-10: Tour at Orlando Utilities Commission, 11/12/25

W-12: Biological Wastewater Treatment - A Chemical Engineering Perspective on Biological Processes, 11/13/25

W-13: Unlocking the Science: A Journey Through Water Treatment Processes, 11/13/25

W-14: Concentrate Management for Industrial Desalination, 11/13/25

W-2A: Water Treatment 101, 11/13/25

W-15: Hands-On RO Membrane Autopsy Workshop & Lab Tour, 11/13/25

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Engineers' Society of Western Pennsylvania

Nov. 8-12, 2026

Hilton Lake Buena Vista
Orlando, FL USA

PDH Request Form

Use this form to request your pdh credits. Your certificate will be emailed upon verification.

The 2026 Form will be available after the Conference!

2025 PDH Request Form